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gyunbie
How do I cheat?
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 Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2020 1:35 pm Post subject: Speedhack with gamepad trigger |
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Hello. I've tried various codes but couldn't find a solution. I'm no means a LUA expert but I have some programming background. Here's the code I wrote.
| Code: | function checkKeys(timer)
xboxState = getXBox360ControllerState()
if (xboxState[LeftTrigger] == nil) then
speedhack_setSpeed(1)
elseif (50 < xboxState[LeftTrigger] <= 100) then
speedhack_setSpeed(2)
elseif (100 < xboxState[LeftTrigger] <= 150) then
speedhack_setSpeed(3)
elseif (150 < xboxState[LeftTrigger] <= 200) then
speedhack_setSpeed(4)
elseif (200 < xboxState[LeftTrigger] <= 255) then
speedhack_setSpeed(8)
else
speedhack_setSpeed(1)
end
end
t=createTimer(nil)
timer_setInterval(t, 100)
timer_onTimer(t, checkKeys)
timer_setEnabled(t, true)
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I'm trying to make it go faster with the more I press. The thing is it doesn't ever detect a press. It always returns nil. I've tried another UI based joystick tester with Cheat Engine and it works perfectly.
I've tried xboxState.LeftTrigger and 1 or 0, says that I'm trying to compare bool to int.
How can I make this happen?
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Dark Byte
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| Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2020 1:55 pm Post subject: |
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Because
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elseif (50 < xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 100) then
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gets parsed by lua into:
| Code: |
elseif (booleanresult <= 100) then
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Also, xboxState.LeftTrigger will work
When in doubt, always test the code with something simple, and prints always help
(open lua engine, ctrl+alt+shift+l) and paste
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function checkKeys(timer)
xboxState = {} --getXBox360ControllerState()
xboxState.LeftTrigger=154
if (xboxState.LeftTrigger == nil) then
print('1')
elseif (50 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 100) then
print(2)
elseif (100 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 150) then
print(3)
elseif (150 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 200) then
print(4)
elseif (200 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 255) then
print(8)
else
print(1)
end
end
checkKeys()
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gyunbie
How do I cheat?
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Joined: 08 Jan 2020
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| Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2020 2:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Dark Byte wrote: | Because
| Code: |
elseif (50 < xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 100) then
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gets parsed by lua into:
| Code: |
elseif (booleanresult <= 100) then
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Also, xboxState.LeftTrigger will work
When in doubt, always test the code with something simple, and prints always help
(open lua engine, ctrl+alt+shift+l) and paste
| Code: |
function checkKeys(timer)
xboxState = {} --getXBox360ControllerState()
xboxState.LeftTrigger=154
if (xboxState.LeftTrigger == nil) then
print('1')
elseif (50 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 100) then
print(2)
elseif (100 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 150) then
print(3)
elseif (150 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 200) then
print(4)
elseif (200 < xboxState.LeftTrigger) and (xboxState.LeftTrigger <= 255) then
print(8)
else
print(1)
end
end
checkKeys()
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I understand now. Thank you so much!
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